The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
r. ". Roach, sup't Of the Cloud

T. W. Roach, sup't Of the Cloud
Co., kahsas, schools, attended the
Teachers Institute here last Saturday,
having come to Ohio, with his two
brothers, to visit their mother, who
was not expected to live. Their for
mer residence was in Lima. Stark Co.,
where the parents still reside
The entertainment given by the
Chinese Students, at the NJ. e. Church
last Thursday evening was interesting
and instructive, aud the supper served
by the ladies was all that could be de-
sired, but we are informed, was not as
we'll patronized as it should have been
and was not a great success financially.
French and Keene's Bijou Theatre
Co. closed their engagement at the
Opera House Saturday evening. Dur
ing the week they played to rather
small houses, and at the low prices of
admission, the managers were con-
siderable out of pocket. For this rea-
son the drawing for the silver water
pitcher did not take place as adver-
tised, to the great disappointment of
the parties holding chances in the
scheme.
l.. P. Wilson & Son, of Palmyra,
dealers in sheep and wool, have been
to the south part of the State and pur-
chased 46O head of fine wool sheep, all
wethers, and very choice lot. aver
ageing 1O5 pounds each. They are
pronounced by good judges to be the
best lot brought into the neighborhood
for some time.
Rev. Mr. Slutz delivered the first of
a series of lectures on Future Life
at the nj, E. Church last Sunday eve-
ming. Being considered by some
question of speculation, rather than
restful assurance and certainty, these
lectures will prove timely and profita-
BILE. Mr.. Slutz, besides being pleas
ing speaker, is always well fortified in
his views and statements by proof,
both demonstrated and inferentialThe
second of the series will be delivered
next Sunday evening.
MARRIED.-Ia Jamestown, ID. t.,
Wednesday evening, March %, 1887,
by Rev. N. d. Tanning. at the Pres.
byterian Church, Mr.. J. G. Willyard
and Miss Hattie Esterbrook, both of
Edmunds, ta.-[Jamestown Dali
ly Alert.
Mr.. Judson c. Willyard, son of An
drew Willyard. left Ravenna five years
ago this spring, for the far West, and
has since made Dakota his home, May
health and prosperity ever follow him
is the wish of his maay Ohio friends.
We call the attention of our readers
to an article in another column, CIV
ing the opinions of Maj. D. G. Cool
man as to the political situation. 1t
will be read with interest, and we
hope with profit. by everyone in this
"neck of woods" His argumentupon
the Tariff question is particularly
pungent, and in our judgment, unan-
swerable. Mr.. Goldman is a close
student of politics, and his practical
knowledge as a successful business
man, entities his suggestions to more
than ordinary consideration. Read
the interview.
On Tuesday morning after the snow
storm, line of the beautiful snow"
clung the entire length of the tall
chimney of the Crown Flint Glass
Works, suggesting rather cold chim-
ney. We trust this institution, under
proper management, will soon start
up again and give out its hum of in.
dustry. 1t is strange that it should
close at time when other similar fac
tories are running and making their
best time. The managers ought to
know why it is the small stock
ers certainly have not caused it. Quere,
Is it mismanage;nent, or is 1t an at
tempt to get rid of the small stock
holders? We do not think it is the
latter. ~